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Ray Sadoun

Ray Sadoun is an addiction specialist with a career spanning 20+ years.

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Does Drinking Alcohol Cause Anxiety & Panic Attacks?

by Ray Sadoun ǀ April 7, 2023

There is a link between anxiety and substance use disorders. Unfortunately, excessive alcohol consumption is known to lead to a whole host of mental health issues, including anxiety and depression. If you already suffer from mental health issues such as anxiety, then you might find that drinking excessively only leads to a worsening of your […]

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Mixing Alcohol and Keflex (Cephalexin)

by Ray Sadoun ǀ March 31, 2023

Keflex is an antibiotic that people use to treat a number of bacterial infections, but most commonly urinary tract infections, respiratory infections and ear infections. Keflex also goes by another name, Cephalexin. Keflex is part of the List of Essential Medicines noted by the World Health Organisation. What Is Keflex Used For? In addition to […]

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Stages of Alcoholism: Early, Chronic and End Stage

by Ray Sadoun ǀ March 24, 2023

Unfortunately, there are hundreds of thousands of people across the UK who suffer from an alcohol addiction. In fact, according to a recent study carried out by Alcohol Change UK, approximately 602,391 people across the UK are currently dependent on alcohol, although this number keeps changing. On top of this, only 18% are currently receiving […]

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Suboxone Withdrawal: Symptoms, Timeline & Detox Treatment

by Ray Sadoun ǀ March 17, 2023

Suboxone is a prescribed medicine in the UK, available when individuals require significant pain relief. Despite its availability, it is a drug which must be taken with great care and an awareness of its associated risks. Not only can individuals develop dependencies on Suboxone, but the corresponding withdrawal they are put at risk of developing […]

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What to Do After a Drug or Alcohol Addiction Relapse

by Ray Sadoun ǀ March 10, 2023

A relapse is when someone’s medical condition, whether that’s a disease, illness or addiction ends up coming back and gets worse after it had previously ended or improved. When it comes to addiction specifically, a relapse is when an individual’s starts to abuse drugs and alcohol again after they had previously received treatment and stopped […]

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Zoloft & Alcohol: Is it Safe to Mix?

by Ray Sadoun ǀ March 3, 2023

Zoloft is a popular antidepressant, and alcohol is a recreational substance used the world over. The two substances are not supposed to be mixed, and this is due to a range of effects that occur when they are both exposed to the brain at the same time. Zoloft: everything you need to know Zoloft, the […]

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How Long Does Suboxone Stay in Your System?

by Ray Sadoun ǀ February 24, 2023

Millions of people across the world are addicted to opioids. If you have ever struggled with an addiction to any kind of opioid, then you might have heard of Suboxone. Suboxone is an approved and legal prescription drug. It is often prescribed by doctors to help people to overcome their addiction issues. There are two […]

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Blackout Drunk: Signs, Causes & Dangers of Blackout Drinking

by Ray Sadoun ǀ February 17, 2023

Despite popular belief, blacking out after alcohol consumption is not the same as simply passing out. Loss of consciousness is not the primary aspect of a blackout, but instead the complete loss of memory even though you stay awake. Those who experience blackouts wake up the next morning and do not remember what has happened. […]

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K-Hole and the Effects of Ketamine

by Ray Sadoun ǀ February 10, 2023

Ketamine is a drug most often used to treat chronic pain. It also has an abuse potential, partly a result of the strong influence it has on the brain when taken. Those who take high doses can experience ‘K-holes’, a state of intense detachment and limited mobility. K-hole: what is it? Aas n refers to […]

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